Wade Sorochan
Wade Sorochan is an accomplished Alberta broadcaster who is recognized as a talk show pioneer. Nicknamed the “Tone Arm” Wade became the first broadcaster in history to spontaneously use song clips to enhance a radio talk show. As a mental illness survivor, Wade is a sought after motivational speaker sharing his inspiring personal story of living with mental illness at numerous events, including the 2011 International Symposium on Wellness and the 2017 National Mental Health Conference. Wade Sorochan is a national recipient of the CAMH (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Difference Makers Award recognizing 150 leading Canadians for mental health and the Canada 150 in 150 Award recognizing inspiring Albertans and the author of the ground-breaking book UNSOCIAL MEDIA: Virtual World Causing Real World Anxiety.